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National Republican., 1887-12-24
REPORT OF GEN. W. S. RosEoRANs.

Before consenting to render your enterprise,
such assistance as my limited time and cir
cumstances will permit, l carefully looked
over what your records and papers showed
concerning the property of your company.
l. That your two contiguous claims, 800 feet
long and GOO feet wide each, have groupings OF
vein of goldbeariug quartz visible at the
surface for most Of their length, besides nu-
merous small strIngers OF the same kind OF
quartz adjacent thereto and interseeIlng the
main vein.
2. That at some twenty or thirty points ON
the vein, indicated OH Cunninghams map,
prepared under my directions, openings and
slnkngs have been made, In all OF which
specimens, and In many rich samples, OF gold
have been found in the quartz, which seems
to vary from five to ten inches In thickness
Some of these openings are cut from three TO
fourteen feet deep, and on the north end OF
Ellen Jane is an incline l32 feet deep. North
ward on the "Tommlnotta" 400 feet are two
shafts, one 10 feet and the other As feet deep.
Within the next hundred feet north are one Il
feet aud one 60 feet deep.
3. out OF nll these openings Gnd shattS VEIN
matter and quartz have been taken, aud ol the
quartz come have been selected Tor specimens,
giving the large assays mentioned IN Mr. Gun
ningham's letter, and samples assays oil whieh
are alsO therein set forth.
Finally, selections from the ore thus eS-
traCed have been made, showing in "LedouN
and Ricketts, Assay O0ce Report, OF thirty
seven round sample at the rate OF S2, COL OO per
ton. Navy PaymaSler BaTtons letter states
that six tons selected as above stated averaged
sl97.?5 per ton gross product.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
CUNNINGuAM's REPORT.

The property comprises two mines, called
the Ellen Jane and the Tommanotti reipec-
lively. -,-
MS follows A shaft having been sunk TO the
dcpth Of GS feet on the Tommnnolta, and one
10 he dcpth OF l32 feet on the Ellen Jane, with
levels running parallel with the vein 81 teet
below the surface and on the vein northeast
and southwest. The properties are very hal-
tering, us will be seen by the reports OF experts
and assays. There Is now no doubt that this
will be n tirst-Class paying property.
The Ellen Jane Is situated on the southeasl
extremity of the Music Mountain range, dl'
mensions GOO feet in width by loo feet IN
length has one shaft IL? feet deep ana Sev-
erni open cuts, all of which show pay ore, nhe
TOmmRnotta Is an extension OF the Ellen
Jane. ,,.,
This mine has also been partially developed
by n shaft 6j feet and several of lesser deplhs,
also open cuts all showing, pay ore, Inc
yeins ON both properties crop bold aud strong,
and there Is no reason to doubt that very
large and rich ore body lays not far beneath
the depth now reached which is also the
opinion of the best experts and miners VINO
have been on the property
Water has been the great drawback TO the
developing OF mines In this range, but that has
now been set at rest, as water was found IN the
Ellen Jane shaft ut the depth OF 100 feet, and
growing stronger as depth Is obtained, and IN
short time u sinking pump will be required
to keep the mine free. s,a
The ore has continued to the bottom OF SHAFT,
increasing in width and richness.
In conclusion, would state that these veins
arc true hsSures, and have no doubt tue Dest
mineral belt In Arizona,
National Republican., 1887-12-24

The Company has recently bad five tons OF
ore from which had been carefully cullcd all
tpCcimens showing free gold, milled by the
Miswell Elecnic Mining aud Milling Company
of Boston. This was purely refuse ore, The
results show that even the refuse ore OF this
mine can be mined and millea at profit of
over 800 per cent
The mint at Philadelphia determined the
value Off and 0-lUO ounces of bullion from
this run to be $50 9l.
The Company, being so well satisfied by
these and numerous other strictly reliable
tests of the richness of this mine. they have
purchased Wiswel Cotton crushing mill with
engine, boiler, and all necesssry tools and ap-
planes for successfully working the mine OH
a liberal scale. These will be on the ground ~
the mine within the next thirty days, and II ~
confidently expected that the plant wlll pe IN
full operation within ninety days thereafter.
with every promiseoi dividend on ihe shares
early In the heNt winter. inc mlu cAn 10
Iuu every day in the year. ,,.,,
Such is the confidence OF mining men IN this
mine that shares are already selling AT PAR 10
buyers who know what they are about.
For further information and prosopetus, ep-
plv TO The Secretary, Room 10, lie Drolt Build
tg,.Was hipgtOn, d. q,
National Republican., 1887-12-24
swEET-ToorHED BURGLARS
Surprised While Eating Preserves on
the Back Porch.

Charles King and Harry Ages, two col
ored midgets Of 10 and 10 years, were
charged In the criminal court yesterday
afternoon with burglarizing the residence of
Mrs. Ray, Nineteenth and + streets, by
forcing open rear window. In effectlng
the entrance burglar alarm was rung at
the Mutual District Telegraph office. When
their special officer arrived on the scene he
found the two boys busily engaged eating
preserves on the back porch. They jumped
the fer Ce and escaped down the alley, King
finally being caught, and duplicating Harry
Ages as his accomplice. On the stand they
both denied ever seeing the house, but as
identified them, the jury rendered a verdict
of guilty. Sentence was postponed until
today.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
Baltimore Produce Market--Dec. e3.
COTTON easy ana dull; middling, 1O2sc.

COTTON easy and dull; middling, l02sc.
Fl FLOUR steady and qIisett, et;aJ Howard Ie street
ss.0o@S.GO; do. family, sioO94S5: city mills
super, s2.37Q26O: do. extra, ss:6O08.62;
superlatiys patent, $3.50 do. family. s5.l5.
WHEAT-southern firm with active demand;
red. 9O@92c; amber, 92@93c; western higher,
sec: January. s6lA@S6}sc; February, SS}5
@sSJsc: May. e33l99ic.
CoRN-southern tirmer and active; white,
53@55c; yellow, 631S@55c; western ilrmer;
mixed, spot, 5l9495i1sc; year, 55c asked;
January, 552a@55ssc; February, 561ac bid;
OATS steady and firm; southern and
Pennsylvania. 8i@87c; western white, $50
40c: do. mixed. 366D3Sc.
RYE firm 6i@66o.
Hay HAY easy yoo9s, and quiet prime to choice
PROVISIONS quiet and steady. Mess pork,
s1575. Bulk meats-Shoulders and clear rib
Sides packed, 714QD9c. Bacon-Shoulders, ~
@s14c; clear, rib sides, 91ac; hams, l2Sla}4c,
Lard-refned. SIC.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
The capital stock of Company Caoo shares of

capital stock of this Company sC25ooo divided into 6a 900 shares Of
81 each.
carries with personal liability to the holder
mining enterprise on the market and possibilities
should double
breed that would ordinarily
O) richness
and promise -
sha area S
stockholders dividends
8 nothi e be used for.
No
LIE DROlT BUILDING, WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1887-12-24
Changing the Speakers Quarters.

OhHDEIhE tH6 bVUHh6T7H NUHIloEbs
Work was commenced yesterday on the
changes which were ordered by Congress
so that the Speaker might have better ac-
CON mmodations In the way Of private rooms.
were busily engaged In cutting doorway
through the wall from the Speakers new
room into the House lobby.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
Congressman Monatt's Remains Sent
Home.

The remaIns OF The late Congressman
Moffatt, OF Michigan, left here last night
at $40 for Traverse City, where they will be
inferred. They will be accompanied by
the bereaved widow and son, under
escort of the congressional delegation. The
party is In charge OF Sergeant.at: Arms
Leedom. They win be met at Fort Wayne,
Ind, by Michigan delegation.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
EXTRACT FROM GEN. nosEcnANs's REPORT.

would produce S
the
hundred eighty making all
with the complete and paying back
lin
mine will begin than
All Of which submitted to the Board GEN. W. s. ROSECRANS.
National Republican., 1887-12-24


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property will
working the mill W. CUNNINGHAM, General Manager
National Republican., 1887-12-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following ia list ofadvertised letters remain
ing iu the Washington city postoiice SATURDAY,
Dee. "a, 1887.
HfJ-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
bS-If not called for within two 2l weeks they Will
be sent 10 the dead letter office.
ERANK Il. GONGER. PQatmahiar.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
CONFIDENCE MAN PULLED.
A Too Confiding Landlord Gathered In
for $40.

for $50.
Daniel V. Ward, On alleged confidence
man, has been arrested by the police and
locked up at the first precinct station. He
had arranged to rent house from Mr.. VIM.
Smith and during the conversation with
Smith Ward succeeded In getting the loan
OF $50. He promised Mr.. Smith to return
at certain hour and sign contract for
the rental Of the house; not complying
with the agreement the former went In
search Of him and found him locked up.
An investigation Of the prisoners career In
the city is being made by the officers.
National Republican., 1887-12-24

THE popular establishment for diamonds Is
at Jacobs Brothers, reliable diamond experts,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1887-12-24
THE COURT RECORD.

Circuit Court-Justice Cox-Hill vs.. Ceas
verdict for plaintiff as to Ceas for $40 with
Interest, but rs to Crane the jury could not
agree and were discharged. Flagg VS.. Kirk
new trial granted. Craighead VS.. Robson OF
al. motion for new trial denied. Erkenbricker
Co. w. samminsi motion for Judgment over
ruled.
Equity Court-Justico Merriok-Brown VS..
Wygant; demurrer sustained with leave to
amend answer Brill Va. Brill encumbrance of
Mccormick VS.. District o Of columbia decree
settling rights of parties. Wilson vs.. Rlsque;
order appointing Joseph barnard guardian ad
litem. stott VS.. 0mohundro; judgment of pro-
Ceeds Of sale into registry authorized
Probate Court-Justlce Merrick-Estate of
Elizabeth Stierlin letters of administration
issued to Carl S.ierlin; bond $500. Estate of W.
10 take proof OF will. Estate of Mary E.
Barnes; petition OF John F. Barnes for letters
Of guardianship. Estate OF AnneDell Hender-
shol; order appointing John Cruiksnank to
take depostions in Virginia. In re Frederick
Crittenden, minor, order appointing Catherine
Kinsley guardian; bond $500. Estate of Francis
@. Goode; petition for probate OF Will hled.
the widow for letters ,testamentary. Estate Of
Ann NJ. Berlin; action of administrator In
transferring bonds ratified. Estate OF Eyln
9. King; executor authorized TO trans,
VIM Crrrol; letters tes:amentary issued to
James Wilkinson; bond 1880. Estate of Eliz.
abtth IL. fOlleD; VIII admitted to probate ana
record and letters documentary issued to An
drew +. Hoier bond $1,000 Estate of Mary A.
l.. Brown viii admitted to probate and rec
ord and letters testamentary issued to George
Brown; bond 600.
Criminal Court = Justice Montgomery
Daniel MaRruder. robbery guilty, with a rec.
Ommendation 10 mercy. Joseph Elms, grand
larceny; not guilty. VIM. Smith, assault to
kill; guilty of assault Charles King aud
Henry Ages, housebreaking guilty.
81 WISH had been born q Hottentot," he
said most bitterly, "Then I'd live in warm
climate aud not be yexed out of my life with
colds" We gently led him 20 corner shop
National Republican., 1887-12-24

IHAvE about ten patterns of business suit
ipgs, regular $50 goods. VIII make them up at
once ior go; and you've no time to lose. Slmp-
son. corner Ninth and G streets.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
Extracts From Reports.

BUREAU OF THE MIST, TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. g., March -, 1881.
CENT EMES: The following is my report
upon the sample of ore received at this otlice
for assay on the list Instant
Marked Ellen Jane ana Tommanotta.
Assay No. SC3 contained, 50 ozs gold per ton.
mG " silver Z"
Munle correction. /" "
Total......u,..
Gold, value per .,.S ,O9j Ot
Silver value per ton 81 .l2.."....... ,".. los &c
1904 10
National Republican., 1887-12-24
A VERY DULL MARKET.
But Little Trading Dono-Most OF the
Stoclta Higher

StochH hfRher.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The stock market
was lees active to-day, and the entire In
terest 10 the trading centered in Reading,
though there was some activity IN Lacka-
wanna, Union Pacific, and Western Union.
Prices were firm almost from the opening
to close, leaving the list In many cases
materially higher than last evening. The
trading during the morning hours was
without feature, except tho attempt to de-
press the coal stocks, evidently with the
intention OF covering shorts, and those
stocks furnished nearly half OF the business
done.
The opening was sarm but very dull aud
the two cUalers and Union Pacific monopo.
lized the trading there was weak tone in
the fret few minutes, but this soon disap-
peared and the entire lst moved up slowly,
Western Union becoming prominent toward
noon. The four stocks mentioned were the
only ones exhibiting any animation after
IL O'Clock until the last hour, when there
was more active market, with decided
strength ln come Of the general list. The
close was dull, but firm TO strong at about
the best prices OF the day.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from a. to 8, last loan at ~, and cloe-
ing offered at 2. Sterling exchange Ia
dull and steady. Actual business at 4s3
for GO. day bills, and 1S8 for demand.
Posted rates 1884 TO d87. Government bonds
dull but firm. State bonds entirely
neglected.
Treasury balances--Coin, s1S1, ,4175il;
currency, s9,432,2s6.
The following were the closing bid quo
tations:
A., coup. l2e,S; AZ, 1854; Pac. 6s of ,,eS, 49,
Dist. Col. .8.G5s, 1i61S; Ga. rs. gold 1906
La. Cons. 9l1s; Mo. 6s Of 's7, 102; N. @. Con.
VI. s g. 4s So do. o. ex D''S nat TO- C; Coupon,
40; Cen. Pac flrsts, 1lGiS; Denver and Rio
9rande 1Ists, 20; NJ. X, aud t., gen. 6s, 1873.
seconds, iOi1S: Northwestern cons, 1so; do.
Paul con-. 126a Z; ST. p G.. and Pac. irsts, iisIIS;
s SerSsin tSs SC Padae aS 1et sSofs S
l0l5S. Adams Express 40; Alton and 7. u.
az; do, pfd.. 7S: Am. Express, lo7; Bos. Air
5opsndR1 sus Ra 81 2 Canton G and g. S Cen I PS Sa9ssa &
Ghes. and Ohio. D. Chicago and Alton, 1885,
land land ana ,nsi GOl, 81; Con. Coal @ 2.; pei and
Gare@, ~; aoas, p,ST TeS. 81 fY III GEM Cent il1
Kansas & Texas, ls l.. Z. q W., l6;
Esas Msn shGes Sea n.y. H. snS AND Nsah Ssai ep 81
si5S: Mob. and o.. 0; Mar. and r., is$;
WesteIn ptd., 4oi Sortsern M fac., 2sS; %: pid. a
wi Eorthwsstern fnsss 1887; DO dS sPtd' ls9 n
pfd., 67iS; Ohio and Miss, 234; do. pfd., 20;
Oregon Nav, S9M; Pac. Mall, 85h; Pitts
burg. 1928; Reading, Gi3l; Rich. and Alle.,. 81;
81. Louis and San. Fran, .3591l; do. pfd.,
70; do. first pfd., 1l2: st. Paul, 7615; do. pid
lll9l; g. P. and o., 80; do. pfd., l96n; Tenn,
571s; U. 8. X, 81; Wab Pac., i5a1S do pfd., ss5z
Wells Fargo, 130; West. Union, 775l; Silver
Certificates, 9s; Cotton Oil Trust, 2si4; Quick
silver. 933i; do ptd.. so.
sAsked.
Grain and Provisions.
Believing !. the range q prices in the ChISago
National Republican., 1887-12-24
OFFICERS.


HON. W. p. CANADAY WASHINGTON d.
PRESIDENT.
j. O. BARTON, MARE ISLAND YARD CALIFORNIA.
oDELL,
Building, Eighth Streets Northwest Washington
SnIPMAN, WASHINGTON, D..
MANAGER,
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM. HACKBERRY, ARIZONA.
Mo BUTLER WILLIAM GRNsTED, D.,
CLARKE P. CRANDALL, JoNA O. BARTON, U. s. N,
WILLIAM MAHoNE, HON JOHN q. sHIPMAN,
w. P. CANADAY, BENZ. W. BROWNE,
s
National Republican., 1887-12-24
ARIZONA sAMPLiNG COMPANY.

The General Manager recently shipped one
ton of ore from our mines TO Kingman, A. T.,
for reduction. The following certificate from
the Company treating the same, together with
the letter Of the Superintendent inCloAng
check viii show the net amount received
from tho aforesaid ton of ore:
National Republican., 1887-12-24
". p. LAWYER, Assayer.
Certificate of Assay

No. 56i3. Certificate Of Assay.
lEDOUN IL RICKETTS,
ENGINEERS, CHEMISTS, AND AssAYERs,
~ CEDAR STREET New YORK,
NEW YORK, July TO- 1881.
SIR The sample ofgold aud silver ore weigh
ing 37% pounds marked and submitted to US
for assay, contains after crushing, sampling,
and assaying
Gold.,.":.""i29 90 o2s. per ton of 1000 pounds
Silver....,.... 1910
Value per ton of 1000 pounds. SOL %
Value OF 3712 pounds ,,,. .,,,,".,.u,,..... 40 50
Your obedient servants, -
National Republican., 1887-12-24
OFFICE OF TIE
ARIZONA SAMpLISG COMPANY,
kINGMAN, MOuAVE Co., ARIZONA,

Aug. l2 1851.
DEAR SIR Inclosed you will find a certii-
cate Of assays upon lot No. lS2 and also u
check In settlement Of the same for Sl5S.70.
The ore was bought upon the basis OF 30 per
cent of assay value Of silver at the market
price aud SAN ounce net torthe gold deduct
Ing S25 for freight and treatment.
HOuIs, &C., .,,r,,,,,,
Per T.. g.
Tho above WAS average ore from the dump.
National Republican., 1887-12-24
Grain and Provisions.

Washington Stock Exchange.
The following list Of the most active stocks dealt
in oIfthe Washington Stock Exchange Is furnished
BY Messrs. Bell 4 Co., Bankers, No. I437 Pennsyl.
vania avenue:
National Republican., 1887-12-24

MISCELLANEOUS
Pastor of Pilgrim Church
National Republican., 1887-12-24

81 WISH / had been born Hottentot" he
said most bitterly, "Then I'd live in a warm
climate ud not be yexed out of my life with
and presented him with bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. We aTeg good samaritans, we
are,
National Republican., 1887-12-24
BUSINESS STATEMENT.

The above was average ore from the DUN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
order 81 lIearing.

First publication November ID. 1887
Order Of hearing for general purposes and Tor
appointment Of M administrators. state Of
Michigan, county Of irou.--ss AZ a session OF
probate court for said county. held az the pro
bate ONCE In the township Of Crystal Falls, on
the 18th day OF November, 1887, present, Chas
gallagher. judge OF probate. In the matter Of
the estate OF Gustavis Larrson. On reading and
filing the petition. duly verified of Son Larson.
thereupon IL In ordersd that Wednesday, the
I4th day OF Dccember. A. d. 1887. next. AZ
seven O'Clock ~ the evening, BE- assigned for the
hearing Of said pititiou and that the said Son
Larson widow Of said deceased GustRvis Larr-
son. Gustav Reckert Larson. born on the Blst
day az July, 1887, both az which persons reside
at said Iron River. heirs at law OF the said de.
ceased aud all other persons interested IN said
estate are requested 90 appear at a session OF
said court then 20 be holden at the probate
ONCE In the township OF Crystal Falls. aud show
cause, II any there be. why the prayers OF tho
petitioner should not be granted and IL II bur
Their ordered that said petitioner give notice TO
the said persons interested In the said estate OF
the pendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy OF this order 10 be
published In THE DiAMoND DRILL, a newspaper
printed aud circulated In said county three
successive weeks previous TO said day OF hear
ing. CnAnIEs q ALIsAonkh,
"a true copy. a. Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
Order OF Hearing.

fFirst publication November IL. 1879
Order Of hearing for general purposes and for
appointment OF an administrator. state ~
Michigan, county of Iron.--es. Az session OF
probate court for said county. held at the pro-
bate ONCE IN the township OF Crystal Falls, ON
the 4th day Of November 1887, present, Chas.
gallagher. Judge Of probate. In the matter Of
the estate OF David Desbien. On reading and
filing the petition duly verified. 81 0eoDse pes.
blen. thereupon II IN ordered that "Wednesday
the i4th day Of December, A. ID. 1887, next, az
two o'clock In the afternoon, be assigned for the
hearing OF said petition and that the said Hen.
rietta Dcsblen, widow Of said deceased David
Deshien; David. aged IL years; Eddie, aged :
years; Phillip, AGED years Mary r., aerd
years: Joseph O.. aeed ~ years; Mars. Josa.
phine aged two months. heirs at law OF the said
deccased and AL other persons Interested IN
said estate are requested to appear NJ session
~ said court then 20 be- holden &C the probate
once In the township Of Crystal Falls. and show
cause " any there be, why the prayers OF the
pefitioner should not be granted and II II fur.
Their ordered that said petitioner give notice "a
the said persons interested In the said estate OF
the pSndency Of said petiti0n and the hearing
thereof by causing copy OF this order 70 be
published In rHE DIAMOND Dull. a newspaper
printed and circulated IN said county thrcs
successive weeks previous 20 said day Of hear
ing NnAr uhLAehth
IA true copy.l A. Judge ~ Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
777-77-7'7''-'77'7'777
Order Of Hearing.

First publication November ~, 1872
Order oil hearing for general purposes and Tor
appointment of an administrator state 81
Michigan. County Of fron-nH ~ session OF
probate court for said county, held ~ the pro-
bate Oiiiec In the township ~ Crystal Falls on
the ffh day OF November, 1887. present. Chas.
Gallagher. Judge of probate. IN the matter "a
the estate ~ Edward W. Quicker. ON reading
and filing the petition duly verified Of Frank
Quicker, thercupou. u " ordered that Mednes-
day the 1fth day ~ DeceInber, A. d.. 1877 next.
M two O'Clock ~ the afternoon. be hssslRaed Tor
the hearing 81 said petition and that the said
James w . and NnrRarette ]. Quicker. parrnts 81
said deceased Edward w. Quicker John g.
Quicker aaed 20 years W II Quicker. nged 10
years: Frank Quicker. aRrd 80 years Emma
Alexander. nred "a years. Hannah Cripps, aeed
~ years LuelIn Lewis, nned 2tycarH, hsirr ht
law 81 tho said Decreased. and AL other persons
Interested An said estate are requested 20 np'
nenr az a session 81 said court then ~ b. holden
~ the probate oflicc IN the township Of Crystal
Falls. and show cnuee. II any there hc, why ~,
prayer III the petitioner should not be granted
aud n D. further ordered that said petitioner
eive noticc 20 the said persons interested ia IN.
SAID estate of the pcndency o. snid petition and
the hearing thereof by causing q copy 81 thIr
order TO he Published IN TnE DIAMOND DAHL.
Newspaper printed aud circulated IN said county
three socrce-ise weeks previous 20 said day q
z IA ,fr copy - Juars q Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

he1k of fho dsh hit che brnes orn n In
noon ia can ara fhus 1 acrione A vrof
fatal wound WA prevented IL vee
found lnfer fho< ~ ~ ivr. Il, ro1Irrtirv
coral were often wounded Ana indeS3
eo,nrfim~s kl11e5 ~ fhem
a. rcc.rds ect}vjfv N le,ninv ~
salmon n rrmertnhls maxim nerurn-
dicoler leans ~ considerablr beichf II
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riv,rs ~ onr vreat Norfbw esfern comm
frv the f;neef 3jsrj.ve ~ IL no,rers ere
sccn Here a. fines fhcar 6rhes mnsn
jnto ia rno,,Yha ~ r;rers ~ ench num-
hers that * haa hcer 4ajd that nlank
conId ~ laid over their hacl<s ana nsed
~ 4 bridre' 'rbis sounds like 4 fIsh
story Il, more senses than ONE vet Il has
hcen done An q Rnse;an river vhere fhc
efurgeon fai~lv hacked fhe sfrram and
redoed fhcmselves IN IN q solid maas
One Of the most agile fab out Of the
water Il the famous farpon. 81 the silver
King Of southern waters. until within 4
few years the fish has been comparatively
constitutes an attraction that draws
sssSs lovers y l:%ps .s "a s ssS 9 y: s
, ne os, wan,$ hava - in"sn,ed ito -
convey an sdeouafe idea ~ ~ heeufies
~ n r|ses from fhe water ard shakes its
,,..ss;,a iasr and c,,rars ~ he
as'annh. Jaw, anu s.e
s s;iIa,snS silver 'sI Im ~ ns6 ei~ht
~ n;ne feet Lone ~ re.emhlinc IN
snsss SSs sss Sa ssss Z 1s s appear e.
silver. and some idea Of the appearnnce
20 .hi .,..>,.,. >..e.,,~ -, !. ~ ~a.t;,.T
"a .this supv'p Sica'uio may po reaii1ou.
AN extraordinary instance OF leaping
was observed bv friend Of the writer
a., |. rlcxg.a ~,,,or CO.., ,,o.~s 49,, NE
~ ioiue t,e, ~" 3co,, So. 80
Yacht was headed up small river that